Sentence examples for quality of observation from inspiring English sources

That quality of observation is crucial.

"A good short story must be news," O'Connor said, and his vast body of work contains much that has, through emotional honesty and quality of observation, stayed news.

"Naoto's quality of observation is truly remarkable," says Brown. "He is able to interpret the relationship between people and objects in a way that is at some level obvious, yet nuanced and sophisticated.

Instead, what holds interest in these novels is the way each set of constraints can be seen taking its toll and the authors' quality of observation as the pressure mounts.

It is a quality of observation that pares away detail until all that is left is a kind of abstraction, of pure emotion, whether it's despairing hope in the "Sick Child," anxiety in "The Scream" or sexual desire.

It justifies such presentation with a beautifully measured prose style that combines a lilting, poetic turn of phrase and acute quality of observation … It is certainly the best-written musical autobiography since Bob Dylan's Chronicles, and, like that book, it evokes a sense of what it must be like to dwell within such an extraordinary mind".

The quality of observations that are made is thus dependent on the observer's positional characteristics (e.g. knowledge, education, physical abilities).

While the quality of observations was good, consistent observation was lacking.

Both bottom-up and inverse models are limited by the density and quality of observations.

Finally, a sensitivity analysis of observational uncertainties and network densification suggests the existence of a trade-off between quantity and quality of observations.

The 38-centimetre (15-inch) refracting telescope was in 1839 the largest in the world, and the observatory was notable from the beginning for the quality of observations made there.